The U.S. Army veteran who used a rented Tesla Cybertruck to detonate explosives outside of the Trump International in Las Vegas on New Years Day had a documented history of mental health issues, ...

Miguel Casillas, founder and executive director of SV Links, stands with two Teslas that he rents out using Turo, a vehicle-sharing platform, in Menlo Park, Calif., on Wednesday, March 15, 2017.

Unlike traditional rental car companies, Turo doesn't own cars. It lets customers book a car directly through its owner. Here's what you need to know.

Unlike traditional rental car companies, Turo doesn't own cars. It lets customers book a car directly through its owner. Here's what you need to know.

Turo says that in order to use its service, individuals need an email address, Google account or Apple ID, and a valid driver's license. Renters must also provide a home address and payment card.

The Tesla Cybertruck that exploded Wednesday in Las Vegas was rented on Turo, the same car-sharing app used to rent the pickup truck used in the New Orleans attack earlier Wednesday.

But even if Turo’s background checks were foolproof, the two perpetrators of the crimes that happened this week in New Orleans and Las Vegas had valid driver’s licenses, clean criminal ...

Officials say that the Ford 150 Lightning pickup truck used in the New Year’s Day terrorist attack in New Orleans and the Tesla Cybertruck that exploded outside Trump International Hotel in Las ...

As of September 30, 2024, we have collected data from over 90 million booked days, 27 million trips, 8.6 billion miles driven, through 12 years of operating history, less than 0.10% of Turo trips ...